Miriam

Origine et signification de Miriam

Miriam is the original Hebrew form, Miryam, from which Maria also descends; its etymology is uncertain, ranging between 'beloved', 'lady of the sea' and 'wished-for child'. In the Bible she is the prophetess sister of Moses and Aaron. An ancient, solemn name with a soft, enveloping timbre, it is found in Germany, Italy, France (Myriam) and Jewish communities worldwide. Prized for its historical depth and understated elegance, it blends spirituality with quiet strength.

Variantes dans le monde

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Personnalités célèbres

• Miriam Makeba— chanteur